Know about American senior association at americanseniors.org

American Seniors Association (ASA) is an American organization for senior citizens. The www.americanseniors.org site is the American Senior Association’s official website. On the American Seniors Association (ASA) official website you can find out regarding the Medicare, Insurance, Prescription Discounts for Senior Citizens. www.americanseniors.org offers seniors with the choices, information, and services they need to live healthier and comfortable life.

As “A Conservative alternative to the AARP”, ASA described itself. The full form of the “AARP” is American Association for Retired People. The main and major features is that member’s dignity and security, so every year thousands of Americans turn to the American Seniors Association for the help they want. At www.americanseniors.org, you can learn all about American senior association services. You can also join it on the homepage.

American Seniors Association provides their members better choices to help with the following things:

• Medicare
• Insurance
• Prescription Discounts
• Travel Services
• Auto Club
• Information on Where to Find the Facts

To become a member of this association, they required retired persons of any American Association member with their torn AARP (American Association for Retired People) card. If you are having it, then there is no problem and you will receive one year membership with American Senior Association. Annual membership fees for the ASA are $15 per year, which includes your spouse.

You can “sign in” at the top of website.

Steps for American senior association Registration:

Click on the “Join here” button given at top of the site. And fill up required information.

• Type of Membership
• Enrollment Information
• Payment
• Information Review
• Membership Confirmation

American Seniors Association

American Seniors Association
3700 Mansell Road
Suite 220
Alpharetta, GA 30022
US

Telephone: 1-800-951-0017
Email: info@americanseniors.org
Website: www.americanseniors.org

For more information about the American Senior Association, click on www.americanseniors.org.

1. By Hilborne Wells at 2nd October, 2009

   I enrolled in your association in Aug. and I haven’ t received a card or any type of membership card or confirmation acknowlaging my membership with a membership number. Please respond to this e-mail , I have referred many of my friends who have in return canceled AARP menberships. Do people know that if the health bill passes that medicare advantage will be eliminated and AARP wil pick up the coverage at an additional $100 a month increase in premiums. The present political force needs to be voted out of office and conservative politicians elected.

2. By Hilborne Wells at 2nd October, 2009

   American Seniors Association assoc. membership card . I have never received one.I have paid membership

3. By taylor at 2nd October, 2009

   What’s the deal on the membership cards for those people who’ve signed up and haven’t even heard from you guy’s?

4. By john j sudbrink at 2nd October, 2009

   i have my supplemental health insurance with aarp. i am very interested in ASA and would like to know if ASA has the same ins. available an could i recieve more information on ASA. john j sudbrink ,1450 fina lane dandridge,tn,37725 thank you

5. By Joseph D’Ambrosio at 2nd October, 2009

   Looking to replace AARP but am not sure what to do. Any help would be appreciated. Can’t stand to belong to the left anymore.

6. By LeRoy Reed at 3rd October, 2009

   I will receive a card , right and information for it’s use, right? Will be sending you my AARP card. Our country is falling apart with this , OH,SO Smart, government. The Republicans had better wake up!! If we get THE DEMOCRATS OUT, Republicans HAD BETTER NOT PULL THE SAME CRAP!!!

7. By Ron Hersey at 4th October, 2009

   I will be soon be a new member of A.S.A. Over the years i have heard some horror stories about A.A.R.P. But I am glad we now have someone I trust and also a conservetive.

8. By Ann at 10th October, 2009

   No more aarp for me.
   I found out you don’t have to be a member of any group or association in order to get a medicare supplement. I recently switched medicare supplements. I bought my new one from National Medicare Supplements at www.nationalmedicaresupplements.com lowered my monthly premium by $50 a month, and got the same plan I had before.

9. By dave mcabee at 19th October, 2009

   I applied, what is the status of my membership????????

10. By MIKE at 5th November, 2009

    GOLBAL WARMING SEEMS GETS OVER 40% OF THE VOTE. TO ME THAT MEANS
    THAT YOUR MEMBERSHIP IS AS FAR LEFT AS AARP.
    I WOULD SURE LIKE TO FIND A SENIOR ASSOC THAT HAD REGULAR AMERICANS IN IT.

    MIKE MAURER

11. By Raymond Pycraft at 22nd November, 2009

    I am amember. when will i get membership card?

    Member ID# 40096920 thanks

12. By Raymond Pycraft at 22nd November, 2009

    when do I get a membership card?

13. By Freebie at 3rd December, 2009

    Thanks for the informative information – I had fun reading it! I always love looking at this blog. :)

14. By Talia at 28th December, 2009

    It appears American seniors association ASA is regarding the Medicare, Insurance. I don’t know how to become a member of this association! I really need this info for my neighbor!! This website is helping me, Always love looking at this blog!!

15. By Charles Guatney at 3rd November, 2010

    ASA? ASA appears to be just another predator trying to get money from seniors without offering anything of value. Joined the ASA, never got a card (or anything else other than a renewal notice, never answered queries, had trashy brochures and advertising literature (and precious little of that was offered).

    Google ‘ASA complaints’ for a variety of opinions on this organisation. IMHO, ASA is just front for insurance, annuities, and other ‘fear’ offerings designed to separate seniors for their assets.